Headlines for Wednesday, July 26, 2017:
Garfield County officials face charges in death of prisoner. (NewsOK)
OHP honors a fallen trooper. (NewsOK)
State's budget woes could affect some of the most vulnerable people. (Journal Record)
Corrections Board takes initiative to reduce prison population. (Journal Record)
State Republicans want a conservative roadmap for the future. (McCarville Report)
Sen. Inhofe criticizes President Trump over Session. (Tulsa World)
Congressman Mullin touts wins in Congress. (Tulsa World)
TPS expands its student bus ridership program. (Tulsa World)
Class II gaming gains popularity in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
Rural Oklahoma economy finds more benefits from Tribal gaming. (NewsOK)
Turnpike workers hope to keep traffic flowing smoothly during construction. (Tulsa World)
Oklahomans need to beware the hot weather as the state enters another day of a heat advisory. (KOSU)
Some payments for the new Downtown OKC Hotel will come from Bass Pro’s lease. (Journal Record)
Brokers begin taking orders for investment in OKPop. (NewsOK)
